Chapter 6 Performing Basic Vehicle Maneuvers

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Chanter T a Check Your Knowledge Multiple Qraice Copy the number of a&.sentence below on a sheet of paper. Choose the letter of the answer that best c o q k the statement or answers the question. 1. To steer strut forward, look (a) at your hand position on the steering wheel. (b) at the center line or lane lines. (c) left and right to judge available space. (d) far ahead toward the center of your path. 2. To make the correct hand signal Eor a left turn, your left arm and hand should be (a) extended straight. (c) pointhg down. (b) pointing up. (d) waving left. 3. The &st step to take before you begin a lanechange maneuver is to (a) check the blind spot over your left shoulder. (b) check that roadway ahead has no obstructions. (c) hand signal a stop. (b) steer slightly into the next lane. 4. Backing a slickshift vehicle requires skiufizl use of the (a) brake pedal. (c) gearshift lever. (b) turn signds. (d) clutch pedal. Completion Copy the number of each sentence below on a sheet of paper. After the number, write the word or words that complete the sentenc; correct. 5. Before backing, make sure your zones are clear. 6. - signals are easier to see in bright sunlight, 7. When changing lanes, can cause your vehicle to turn too sharply. 8. Perform a only when there are no driveways to use for another type of turnabout. 126 Unit 2 Controlbug Y w Vehicle Rmh MM.lrfr Copy the number of each debition in fist A. Match the definition in list A with the term it defines in list 3. List A 9. a part of the outside or inside of the vehicle, as viewed from the driver's seat, that relates to some part of the roadway 10. not turning the steering wheel enough 1 1. parking vehicle diagonally to curb 12. maneuver for turning your &de around to go in the opposite direction 13. parking vehicle at right angle to curb 14. pushing the steering wheel up with one hand -and down with the other 15. kihg the steering wheel too much List B a. turnabout e, oversteering - b. push-pd steeihg f tuzdemte* c. r & m point g. mgk~pkhg d perpendicular P W ~ Think Wrndty Write a paragraph t.o answer each question. 1. You are driving d m a two-wa~ two-lane sheet h'i rhidenrial area at night 'ddh a / storm. Yi;notice tbatqlarge tree has fallen down across the roadeay ahead of you. What type of turnabout should you make and why? 2. When parking on a hill, what can you do to make sure that row vehicle will not roll d m into traffic?
v Chapter 6 Revikw 1. YOU are the driver n mls p~crure ana neea to maKe a turn- 2. 11 you were planning to p m In me row of angli3-parked about. What type of turnabout would you choose? Why i vehicles, Wch parking space would you ohoose lo m? would you choose this type? ,,:.+,, a- i$Tk ,&q&;igf&. '9 7- k,. WJ is this space the safest? &, >- ,: ':&: 1; .4" 3. What procedure must the driver of the blue car follow when 4. Whlcn alrectlon snould the front wheels be turned for the .leaving the parallel parking space? If there is a collision, , - vehicles parked uphill? for the vehicles parked downhill3 . . .R : Why is this important? . , .. .-- ,-. - 4who . ,.. is at fault? .. . Why? ..LL.. - .. - . . , .. - . . ,- -. _ . ,'3.,' . ' ;-$ - , - .; >. . ' 8 . . . . . . . , ' ,. . A;'. ; ' . I . ' . . .:'. .- , -2 ' . -, . : .. . . $: . ,. .. ... . . -,.;'.".,. ,, * _,. . " .- I . ,. . . !,-. . , . .- " . . ,, < .:>'-: '.,- -, : ,.:,~ - .-,, . . . . , . . .,. .. -- " . . ' ..,?, 7.. ?i ,,. .. - .. .?.. , L. > . - . ,.-. . . < '.' . . - .. . ,. . ,,,.,',,. : . ' . ..( Chapter 6 Perform&@ . -1 ...-- , . . " ,. -." ' '. . . . . . . ., .. i. . .. .. . . , . - ,,:. . . .. -- , . .. ., . . ., . ' , - , - a , . - . - . ',.. .- _ -.. . . , . .
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Page 8 and 9: c Obey all traffic signs, signals,
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